Red Shield Radio

Indiana Supreme Court Chief Justice, Loretta Rush, talks about her journey to the Indiana Supreme Court, the role of the court in our state judicial system and how she is giving back to our community.

Lt. Amanda Keene and Mollie Miller talk about the programs and services of The Salvation Army in Logansport and how they are meeting needs in their community.

Phil Jarsen of All-American Picnic Co. looks back at this year's Red Kettle Cook-Off and talks about why his company gives back through The Salvation Army.

Dave O'Brien of 97.1 HankFM and Terry Stacy of 93 WIBC talk about the upcoming Red Kettle Cook-Off, their very special burger recipes and why they give back through The Salvation Army.

Paula Bosler of FedEx talks about their commitment to support The Salvation Army's Emergency Disaster Services and their generous gift to the Indiana Division.

Marlene Dotson of the Indiana Latino Institute talks about the organization's history and its focus on improving health and wellness for the Indiana Latino community.

Lt. Esteban Pommier of The Salvation Army's Warsaw Corps talks about coming to the US and meeting his wife, their passion to serve others in ministry and the programs and services they are building in Warsaw, IN.

Our new Director of Major Gifts for The Salvation Army, Lori Corvino, talks about her experiences in the nonprofit world, her work with The Salvation Army and her history with The Salvation Army back in Ohio.

Annette Roy of Financial Center Federal Credit Union talks about their services to the community, their commitment to serving our military men and women and their sponsorship of the WIBC Radiothon to support The Salvation Army.

Michael Butler of the Coalition for Homelessness Intervention and Prevention talks about how they are assisting organizations like The Salvation Army and how together, with the Army, they are taking assistance information to the streets.

Salvation Army Advisory Board Chairman, Carl Heckman, talks about his introduction to The Salvation Army, his volunteer experiences with the Army and what it was like growing up with his radio icon dad, Fred Heckman.

Stephanie Decker talks about her harrowing experience during the Henryville, IN tornadoes, her recovery and how it led to her creating the Stephanie Decker Foundation to support children who are limb different.

Lisa Foote of More Than a Boutique talks about her store, her work with The Salvation Army's Women and Children's Center and how her own life experience has played a role in her giving back to the community.

William Clayton and Victor B. talk about The Salvation Army Harbor Light Center, its residential treatment program and the important role of faith in the success of recovering from addiction.

Dr. Debra Mesch, of the Women's Philanthropy Institute at the IU Lilly Family School of Philanthropy, talks about how women are changing the face of philanthropy in the United States.